Industrial Loft KIT looks fine but...
This time I think that new KIT matches to the game and will fill the gap of industrial items but I have some thoughts: 1. I'm happy that we receive 3 heights of lamps, but why no windows and doors ...
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"Scobre;c-17967432" wrote:"SheriSim57;c-17967430" wrote:"Loanet;c-17964868" wrote:
It's not that they're bad items. They look nice enough. But they're NOT WORTH IT. They're not worth the work, and they're not value for money. These things could be Stuff Packs. A functional object, some clothes, some building stuff. That's what makes up a Stuff Pack. In a Kit Pack, you get one of the three.
It's just that Kit Packs can be pushed out fast on months when EA has no other packs.
Most of the items in this kit have something very similar going on already, some as reskins like the two-level table or the chair. Or, it's a SOFA, how many of those do we have?
See, I think the packs are worth it. You can’t pick up a burger and fries anymore for 5 bucks, and I get a lot more value out of these kits than that. And, for those of us that want more furniture and clothes, but don’t use CC, the kits fill in pretty well. Just like any other pack, you have a choice to buy or not to buy. I liked my first pet stuff too, and get a lot of use out of that as well.
I can with the $4 for 4 deal at Wendy's....but yeah better than a $6+ Starbucks coffee and honestly I like it more than Moschino which offered just a rehash of existing gameplay with taking pictures with more huge footprint objects. Of course I rather have just GPs and EPs for gameplay and life states. Sims 4 isn't a cheap hobby and most expensive Sims game yet. Pretty much they are a replacement for the Sims 3 store.
They’re cheaper than it too. Somebody on Twitter was like “well this TS3 store set has 31 items!” but that would have been 29 in TS4 since teens share the same clothing mesh as older sims, and more importantly it was $18 of points.
